Windsor Researcher Wins Award for Great Lakes Ice Loss
Dr. Michael McKay from the University of Windsor receives an international award for pioneering research on ice loss in the Great Lakes, highlighting climate change impacts.
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Pacific Blvd Closure for FIFA World Cup in Vancouver
A section of Pacific Boulevard in Vancouver will close for the FIFA World Cup, impacting traffic. The city prepares for the global event.
Falcons Welcome Three Chicks at Université de Montréal
Three peregrine falcon chicks have hatched at Université de Montréal, drawing crowds. The nest is part of a conservation effort for the species.
First Seal Pup Rescue of 2026 at Vancouver Aquarium
A days-old harbour seal pup named Sdlaana marks the first rescue of the 2026 season for the Vancouver Aquarium Marine Mammal Rescue Society.
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Arctic Wolf Pups Born at Edmonton Valley Zoo
Edmonton Valley Zoo welcomes Arctic wolf pups for the first time in many years, officials announced. The birth marks a milestone for the zoo's conservation efforts.
B.C. Sports Hall of Fame Shuttered Amid World Cup
The B.C. Sports Hall of Fame closes during the FIFA World Cup, sparking outrage over missed opportunity to showcase local sports history.
Pelican Rescued at Airport Nursed Back to Health
An American white pelican found injured at Calgary airport has been successfully released after seven months of rehabilitation by Calgary Wildlife.
Valour Place Receives Free Van for Military Support
Valour Place, a military support house in Edmonton, received a brand-new van donated free of charge on May 22, 2026, providing crucial transportation for residents.
Key parcel for Ojibway National Urban Park sold in Windsor
A 34.75-acre property at Sprucewood and Matchett in Windsor, eyed for the proposed Ojibway National Urban Park, has been sold. The sale impacts park expansion plans.
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Bottrel Campground's Future Uncertain After Day-Use Shift
Bottrel Campground near Calgary has been redesignated as a day-use area, leaving its future uncertain. Local officials and campers express concerns over the change.
Unprecedented Surge in Woodpecker Damage Hits Calgary
Northern flicker numbers are soaring in Calgary, causing record damage to homes with synthetic stucco. Experts report a tripling of calls, with permanent solutions needed.
3 Dead in Clam Fishing Incident off Savary Island
Three individuals have died in a clam fishing incident off the coast of Savary Island, British Columbia, according to authorities. The investigation is ongoing.
Villeneuve Named Historic Figure in Quebec
Former Formula 1 driver Gilles Villeneuve has been designated as a historic figure in Quebec, honoring his legacy in motorsport and Canadian culture.
Saskatoon Police Use of Force Down in 2025 Report
A new Saskatoon Police Service report reveals a decline in use of force incidents in 2025, continuing a positive trend for community safety.
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Barrie Nature Weekend: Connecting with Outdoors for Well-Being
BarrieNewsWeekend focuses on nature connection for well-being, featuring outdoor activities at Sunnidale Park to promote mental health and community bonding.
Regina Students Explore Heavy Equipment at Public Works Day
Hundreds of Regina students got a hands-on look at city services and heavy equipment during the annual Public Works Day event, learning about urban maintenance.
Search Continues for Missing Person in Lake Huron
OPP search efforts for a person reported missing in Lake Huron continue. The individual was last seen near the shoreline. Authorities urge public to report any information.
Scuba Diver Found Dead Off Gabriola Island
A 66-year-old scuba diver was discovered unresponsive in Degnen Bay on Gabriola Island, B.C., and later pronounced dead despite rescue efforts.
Police Investigate Diver Death in BC Gulf Islands
Vancouver police are investigating the death of a scuba diver in the Gulf Islands. The incident occurred near Gabriola Island, with authorities urging anyone with information to come forward.
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Walk Urban Wilds: Patterson, Paskapoo & Cougar Ridge
Discover Calgary's urban wilderness with stunning valley views, forest trails, wetlands, and unique finds like a Buddhist stupa in this 95-walk guide highlight.
Spring Greens Burst Forth in Alberta Foothills
After two weeks in hospital, a journalist returns to the foothills southwest of Calgary to find the landscape transformed by vibrant greens, birds, and spring storms.
Man ejected from boat, struck by circling vessel: OPP
A 57-year-old man was ejected from a boat and struck by a circling vessel on Georgian Bay. OPP investigates the incident on Brandy's Island.
Kami Rita Sherpa Urges Everest Climber Limit Amid Crowds
Kami Rita Sherpa, who holds the record for most Everest ascents, calls for limits on climbers as overcrowding becomes a safety concern on the world's highest peak.
New Evidence in 38-Year-Old Missing Person Case
Toronto police have released new evidence and photos in the Lois Hanna case, a Bruce County woman missing for 38 years. Authorities renew appeal for information.
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Saskatchewan Flooding Recedes, Emergencies Decline
Flood waters across Saskatchewan are receding, leading to a decline in states of emergency. Communities like Red Earth Cree Nation see hope as water levels drop.
Calgary Zoo Unveils Orphaned Grizzly Cubs in Wild Canada Exhibit
Two orphaned grizzly cubs are now on display at the Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo's Wild Canada exhibit, delighting visitors with their playful antics.
Injured Pelican Released After 7 Months in Rehab
An American White Pelican found injured in Calgary was released at Frank Lake after seven months of rehabilitation at the Calgary Wildlife centre.
Edmonton's Power Grid Strained by Population Boom
Edmonton's power grid is strained but not at capacity due to a population boom and extreme weather. Epcor's major upgrade aims to meet growing demand.
Teens Rescued on Runner Peak Using iPhone SOS Feature
Two teens lost in snowy conditions on Runner Peak used iPhone satellite SOS to call for help and flashed a light for aerial rescuers. North Shore Rescue urges proper gear.
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Orphaned Grizzly Cubs Debut at Calgary Zoo
Two orphaned grizzly bear cubs are now on display at the Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo's Wild Canada exhibit after being rescued and cared for by the zoo.
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